Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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l MT. Jou0 Morley protested GgElDSt SC short s notice; he hopod the govern
 ment would postpone making motion another day. Mir. Smith said he wRS sure that Mir. Morley must have expect. cd that the government would make such proposal. Mir. Smith then re-
 ferred to his statement in the house on Tuesday in which be said possibly Il would become his duty to take measures to expedite public business. He sad the government was unable until to- day to fully decide upon what course tO pursue. The terms of his notice would be ID the paper tonight. He refused to name the period be would ask the com mittee to fix for reporting the bill, MT. ! Smiths motion proposes that the crimes bill be reported by the l7th inst. The Parnellites will oppose the motion by every means in their power. alleging it IS unprecedented. The unionists ap- prove the motion.
 ST. Lotus, June 9.-The first race of one mile. won by Baldwin's Estrella. Time l:l5.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Collector ! Hagau has found 1t impossible to pro- ceed against the German bark Nautilus which arrived here some time ago with smuggled liquors on board, and have her condemned. though tho liqucr snd cigars found on board have been contis- cated. The sailors on whom the govern ment relied on are missing, and without them no evidence can be found against the officers.
 SAS FRANCISCO, June 9.-The state ment Is published here that E. 5. Bab- cock of San Diego. as representing the Atchison, Topeka S Santa Fe, will visit this city next week for the purpose of holding conference with John ID. Spreckles and Charles R. Bucklsnd, rel sive to the proposed change n the route of the Australian steamer line. If the preliminary conference is satIsfac- tory. it is stated that Spreckles and Buckland will go at once to San Diego. Spreckles intends to visit New Zealand aud Australia thIs summer to have the contract renewed.
 TORONTO, June 9,-In the Hsgamann extTadItIon case today an application for bail was made and allowed tbe prisoner in 5000. The prisoner was arrested Tn San Francisco on a charge of forgery to the extent of about Sl0,000 from Rowland S O., and is now well and in jail.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, June 9-A Russian inventor named SmoliGnoff. living here, makes clam to have discovered way ID which nitro Elycerine can be used with safety III projectiles. He has been ex- periInenting with a ten pound cannon north of this city, firing fOur-Inch shells loaded with nitro glycerine. His ex- periments have attracted the attention of army people and public test will be made next Saturday. The shell is made in two parts, in the form of one co.iaal shell within another, each O. which is Riled with liquid. These liquids are prevented from mingling while the pro Iectile is not to be used, but the shells sre SO arranged that when discharged from the gun one shell moves over the other so as to open communication be- tween the two chambers, thus permit ting tho two liquids to mix and form the high explosive known ss nitro glycerine. This is to be exploded either by fuse or b. impasr.
 AYAGFIu, Cal. June 9-The coroner's jury in the case of Father Foran brought in verdict of suicide. Among his effects were several thousand dollars in United States bonds and money, all of ihe property, after making allowance for expenses of the funeral and monu- ment, IS willed to sister liyIng in France.
 MALONE. \. Y, June 9-The presi- dential party diued together at 2 o'clock at Smiths. At 3:30 they resumed their blackboard ride to Paul Smiths station. The president arrived at Noirs at 6:25 p. ID. and his car was surrounded by a throng of persons who were anxious to see hun and Mrs. Cleveland. As the train moved away the president went out upon the rear platform and with his hat off acknowledged the presence of the interest q, but bashiully silent ss- sembiy.
 PASTANo, 4. T., JuHe 10.-The In disns passed north of Jce Miller's ran oh heading toward Zaok Vsiis last evCning. They were eleven n number. SIX mounted. Lieut. Johnson IS only q few hours behind them.
 SAN FRANCISCO. June I0-It was cur reDtly reported last evening that large proportion Of the troops at the Pr=sidiO and other points in this city. were under marching orders a and would go to the scene Of the Indian outrHges in Arizona, by special train during the night. It was learned however. that several companies have bsen notified to be in readiness to move, at short notice, and if reports Of to-day should indicate that General Miles needs assistance, they will go to the front on the regular south bound train this after noon.
 AUGUSTA, Maine. June 10 Michael BurDs, liquor dealer, has imported a large stock of liquors from Liverpool. The United States laws protect all per sons importing liquors from foreign countries, from prosecution under any state prohibitory law fer selling such goods in original unbroken packages, and dealers have landed Tn this city an advance lot of Irish whisky and Jamaica rum. The liquor came through the Portland custom house, and arrived here by freight train. When the goods reached the depot they were loaded upon a cart and hauled through the streets, the police looking upon the operation but attempting no interference. This is the first open selling of liquor, since the prohibition law went into effect.
 FL PAso, June 10.-A haze land grant made by the Mexican govern ment short time seo 10 H. Fl. Clifford, of New York, and J. A. Verges, San Fr6nclsc, turns ont to be the larg- est ever made. IL extends along the Sierra Msdre mountains from the mid de of Durango to the United States boundary, and covers 35S by l26 miles. The grant embraces One-third of all The lands, and mines 10. covered by pre-. vious private title, in consideration ot the survey of the whole grant, and the development of all the known mines within two years. A surveying force of 300 men will commence work ln a few days. Two parties are in the held snd half million will be spent for that object. The owners will erect smelsers and open farms and ranches.
 TOPEKA, Kansas. June l0.-The State Board of Agriculture reports that the wheat area is twenty per cent less than last year, and the condition forty per |